Fox News admits Obama "received a very warm welcome" at Notre Dame (Clinton, ideology)

[vsmoove]

Originally Posted by cleanhouse

And Keith Olbermann and Rachel Maddow?

Although I think those two are pretty bad... I must say that they have challenged Obama more than I've ever seen Hannity or O'reilly challenge Bush.

[New Order]

A Catholic is someone that follows the teaching of the Catholic Church. If you support Abortion you are not a Catholic. End of story.

[delusianne]

Originally Posted by New Order

A Catholic is someone that follows the teaching of the Catholic Church. If you support Abortion you are not a Catholic. End of story.

I guess the Catholic Church is full of unbelievers, then.

[cleanhouse]

Originally Posted by vsmoove

Although I think those two are pretty bad... I must say that they have challenged Obama more than I've ever seen Hannity or O'reilly challenge Bush.

I honestly have not watched any of them in a long time. but I do remember O Reilly hammering the lack of exit plan from Iraq and the mess we have there quite often. But he then would say the idea was "noble" to free Iraq.

[Wapasha]

Originally Posted by delusianne

For months, Fox News personalities and guests, as well as TheFoxNation.com, have heavily promoted the idea that President Obama's commencement address at the University of Notre Dame would spark widespread protests and controversy. Indeed, anti-abortion rights activist Ray Flynn stated on the May 17 edition of America's News HQ, "Catholics are focused on this issue, I might add, largely because of the media coverage that Fox in particular has provided this issue."
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[Chris Wallace:] "the vast majority -- thousands of students and parents and faculty inside the Joyce Center are celebrating -- whether they're celebrating Barack Obama or celebrating the fact that their college or graduate degrees or graduate careers are ending -- they certainly are not protesting President Obama. It's been an overwhelmingly positive reception today."

[Gregg Jarrett:] "...marked by a very small group of protesters who oppose the president's views on abortion and stem cell research," adding, "But, in fact, President Obama received a very warm welcome by the graduates and the faculty there, a standing ovation."

[Steve Brown:] "the standing ovation that the president got when he got that honorary degree" "should end all speculation as to how broadly, how deeply the university community really has an affection for this particular president, regardless of their Catholic-ness, if you will."

And after weeks of hyping the expected protests, Sean Hannity conceded after the speech that Obama "got a fairly warm reception today by many."

After tea-party-like hyping of Notre Dame protests, Fox News concedes Obama "received a very warm welcome" | Media Matters for America

You Faux die-hards can relive the magic of Faux's vain attempts to cause hysteria over Obama's appearance at Notre Dame at that same link.

They report the news, fair and balanced, thanks for pointing this out.

This of course differs from opinion news commentators like Sean Hannity, who wears his political ideology on his sleeve.

[delusianne]

Originally Posted by Wapasha

They report the news, fair and balanced, thanks for pointing this out.

This of course differs from opinion news commentators like Sean Hannity, who wears his political ideology on his sleeve.

Sean's quoted in the original post, as grudging as can be. So professional that guy. No wonder he cant legally be called a reporter.

They only report this AFTER the Faux plan didnt work. Did you read the other posts?

[plannine]

Originally Posted by delusianne

For months, Fox News personalities and guests, as well as TheFoxNation.com, have heavily promoted the idea that President Obama's commencement address at the University of Notre Dame would spark widespread protests and controversy. Indeed, anti-abortion rights activist Ray Flynn stated on the May 17 edition of America's News HQ, "Catholics are focused on this issue, I might add, largely because of the media coverage that Fox in particular has provided this issue."
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[Chris Wallace:] "the vast majority -- thousands of students and parents and faculty inside the Joyce Center are celebrating -- whether they're celebrating Barack Obama or celebrating the fact that their college or graduate degrees or graduate careers are ending -- they certainly are not protesting President Obama. It's been an overwhelmingly positive reception today."

[Gregg Jarrett:] "...marked by a very small group of protesters who oppose the president's views on abortion and stem cell research," adding, "But, in fact, President Obama received a very warm welcome by the graduates and the faculty there, a standing ovation."

[Steve Brown:] "the standing ovation that the president got when he got that honorary degree" "should end all speculation as to how broadly, how deeply the university community really has an affection for this particular president, regardless of their Catholic-ness, if you will."

And after weeks of hyping the expected protests, Sean Hannity conceded after the speech that Obama "got a fairly warm reception today by many."

After tea-party-like hyping of Notre Dame protests, Fox News concedes Obama "received a very warm welcome" | Media Matters for America

You Faux die-hards can relive the magic of Faux's vain attempts to cause hysteria over Obama's appearance at Notre Dame at that same link.

Some liberal producer must of bought in the wrong script.

(Maybe a episode of the Simpsons)

[plannine]

Originally Posted by Wapasha

They report the news, fair and balanced, thanks for pointing this out.

But even when they do, they do it with a wink wink nudge nudge.

[delusianne]

Originally Posted by plannine

But even when they do, they do it with a wink wink nudge nudge.

and in print (at foxnews.com) it tends to run below the fold....guess that's a self-preservation thing for them.

[Siouxcia]

Originally Posted by cleanhouse

It is bothersome that people realize there are very few truths out there.
Too many people think their opinion is truth. It is narcisistic, arrogant and naive.

You yourself can not pass the mirror test. Seriously!!